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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1900)
-,fnU,ION NIITKI) IN Will JIlIJ jI)St year tu the public school rc .0lt wns rampant nnd the authority of the principal was set nt defiance by the older nml Ijigger boys, who assaulted Prof. Day. defied his mandate nnd htid things their 'own way. because he was not muscular enough to enforce otder and dis cipline, nnd the result wns n go-as- oU.plcasil rule, which wns nKhnmc jiul a disgrace to Hint seat of learn ing winch the tnxpayeis Imd gone down into their pockets to endow. At this time n change hns come over the scene nnd now nt the head of the school is not only n brainy nun, -but n u,nn of muscle nnd de termined action, nnd he has begun at the very root of the evil, nnd if his hands nre upheld, nnd they un doubtedly will he, he will have n nipdel school that will redound to tjfjf-great 'good of all. Oil-Monday Dennett, sou of W. S. Bennett, one of the school tttistees slid mayor of this city, refused to srudy the lesson assigned him by Professor Hriggs. The professor insisted on his devoting his atten tion to thnt particular study and the young man stubbornly refused to do so, While the professor had Ills time taken up with another class this rebellious pupil sat with foMed arms and his gnze riveted on ,tbe ceiling hi jopcji mutiny. When Mr. Hriggs was disengaged and no ticed the stubborn actions of the young man he was quick to act, and in the spirited evolutions that jinniedialcly took place the pro fessor demonstrated to his refractory pupil that he wns master of the schoolroom, in which oint of dif ference tlie pupil reluctantly ucqtii ess'e'd, The lftttc fracas wns re ported to the board of trustees,! which body wns called together in the evening, the affair gone over in detail and the professor commended and exonerated for his action. Af fairs of this kind in our public school arc not pleasant to chronicle, and it is earnestly to be hoped that the boys who think the know will see the folly of their way, nud in the future follow ' the direction and counsel of the man who does know. Professor Hriggs when en tering on his duties gave out that he intended to govern the school on the lines of the golden rule; but in this instance he had to reverse the rule and do the boy or the boy would have done him. So far the concensus of opinion in towif is that lie is the right man in the right place. CHUKCH niSTl'KDUKS. "The members of the Christian church and the minister of Hint house of worslijp wire much annoyed nt the misbehavior- of a number; of girls nud boys who at tended the services Inst Sunday evening, and to mnke, matters more serious some other bad boys had placed a lot of bottles on the steps of the north entrance in such position that a person coming out would step on them and they would roll from under his feet and cause a fall down the long steps. It so happened that the bottles were dis covered before anyone was hurt, tut it is a despicable trick, nnd the boys that done it, if caught, ought to be flogged. The matter of these young people disturbing the meet ings has occurred qttite frequently, and if it is not stopped and better behavior maintained in the future the minister will take down the names of the disturbers and notify their nnrptity Y. W. C. T. U. Consummation of Organization of l ie above Hand of Karnest Workers and Uedica linn mill Opening of tlm Proe Reading All Aholil yob. Dr. Ilulllngor, Dentist. Dr. W. II. Robinson Iiiih n card in this Issue. Look ut it on next page. Mrs. John Holland returned on Mon- Room to be (,n,i, 11 , 1 Vi y lriV" 11 vlnitto hor mothor-In-law, ""uni io be Conducted by Them. I Mrs. Mary A. Holland of Crow. Tttesdav cvciiinir wilnnf.,l tl,n i w'lt,uler nml Heolt are looking nlicad i.i,.i.. ."'" witnessed the for ilj needs of the minors and on up t II I t 1 . t I . "wuiMep in t ie nroinnl nn nfn better moral ntmosphere for the young folk of this city by thc opening of a free reading room for nil who limy desire to attain a higher plane of surroundings, and a cozy place to wile away a pleas ant hour in the society of the bright young mines who have taken this ennobling work. When the time for the exercises to begin had arrived the large room was full to overflowing with the friends and well wishers of the cause. The programme was re plete with good things; was heartily appreciated by alt nnd evenly and charmingly rendered throughout, while some of the nuinbeis deserve speciil mention. In reading the address of wel come Miss Elsie Leu charmed her hearers. The vocal and instrumental mu sic was inspiring and captured the audience. Thc recitation of Miss Gertie Hurdick was a masterpiece and lifted that petite little lady to a high pedestal in the estimation of her hearers. The recitation by Miss Kva Chamberland claims a high order of merit. Thc young lady has a clear, full and rich voice and did herself proud. The recitation by Miss Ruby Thomas was up to her usual offer ing and needs no words of praise, she .being nt all times a star at traction. Following is thc complete pro gramme as rendered: Song, "America" Y WOTU I'ruvor Uev. Mc-Geo Address of welcome MifH Kink' Lee IJeHponeo Mr. Frank White Chorus bv members of Y W C T U IteWlsitluii . " Mif Nettie Hurdiek Simil' Master Steel ami Hazel Miller Ten minute's talk . . ..Uev Moron Recitation Miss Kva Cliuiiilierlaiid Diiublo ir.iricllo iho Misses Wil l.iril, llariue. Chnmhcrlaiid, Lewis ami MrtHrn Wo'iley, White, Aubery nml Vo itch. liecitatlon Miss Unity Thomas Quartette the MisM-s Veatcli and I.ee and Messrs Veatcli and .Ionian. Snii'. "Don't Drink. Mv Hoy. To- night" .. . YWOTU Addioss Colonel 0. J. Holt 'Son, "lioil Ho With Yon Till We Meet AuHin" Y W CTU Henci'ictioii Uev C. h. Crnndnll Monday leeoived powder. a carload of giant m Brief. Dr. Ilnlllnger, Dentist. Call at II. C. Madscn'fl for fine jewcliy For hand loaded shells call on Griffin ami Veatcli Co. i RESTFtili RUSSETS 1 E ARE QUITE THE PROPER THING THIS TIME OF 3 E THE YEAR. 3 one year. JET r.oNK to noiiimiA Ralph Whipple recently bought of James W. Sears a half 'interest in thc Mountain Lily nnd Hum ming Bird claims, which are situ ated midway between Grouse and Fairvicw mountains, and has gone with Mr. Sears to dwell in the hills and work on their claims. They took with them a year's supplies and all necessary tools. Ralph has been too closely confined to busi ness and the indoor life was under mining his health and he concluded to seek fortune and renewed vigor in the mountains. Ralph U a splendid fel'.ow nnd his many friend3 wish him a full measure of luck in the hills. HUNTING. Since the game season opened a week ago about all the huntsmen in town have been out over the valleys and hills trying their luck, and each one has been more or less successful. Those that tell the biggest stories on their return have not always been the most plenti fully provided with game. Several A church service is real fine stories have been told to If. A. Cobli, the now proprietor of tho Lllto store. Iiiih un "ml'' in unothur column. Ucinl it and go and get- ac quainted with him. MiasAlnia Uardnci, 0110 of tho fair SaulmiW te.ai'liortt. umih III fnivn n Mrm. day and madu u pleaMimt call on the nugget oIlcc. Come again. William Griffith left on Tuesday for CaHtll) Hock. WhhIi.. to tnko I'.lmronnf tho eoal mines tliero belonging to tho Portland Development Company. H.D. Scott and wife have taken up winter quarters and aro now nicely lo cated with Mrs, Ed Patterson on Fourth street near the Christian diureh. O. I'. Adams is in town f 0111 his property in Hohcmlii. lie is fueling line over his future prospects and has Ids claims well tinder development. John Sherwood sold last week nnd deeded to W. 8. Conser 11 one-Bixth in terest in three mining claims near Ele phant mountain in Uohomia for $750. J. A. Cohh has opened a general storo in the building vacated by Aunt Sally. He. will he glad to see ynu and it will do you good to see him. Head his "ad" on next page. A.M. Yountr has returned from his homo in Scio, where he has heeu for two weeks getting things fixed up and his family in sliapu for winter, flu will now continue tho good work for the Modem Woodmen. Frank Henderson, who has been very low witli typhoid fever at his home in Uowdyvlllo tho last three weeks is slowly but surely lining nursed lunik to health. His many friends will be pleaded to sec him about again. Frank D. Wheeler nnd family have moved into the Martin place, near thc srhoolhouso. Mr. Wheeler had 11 ear load of household elTt-i-ts shipptd out from the east, and has now settled down to the enjoyment of home comforts. Ucrt Lawson went hunting last Satur day over 011 Coyote creel: and returned on Monday. He gave most of Ins bag to friends, but brought homo (I gray squirrels, 3 ducks and 3 China pheas ants. Ho reports game quite plenty over that way. ' L. L. Lewis, eon of '. B. Lewis of the llrm ol J.ewis and eatcli. lias accepted tho position of school teacher in the June .Mountain district, on Aiosoy creeK, and on Monday assumed the duties and responsibilities ol pedagogue in mat seat of learning. 1'. I!. Sherwood and family left, this week for Colorado Springs for an ex tended trio Mr. Sherwood has inter ets there which require his attention anil is hnneliil of improving ms health The Nugget wishes them a pleasant and prolitablu journey. Newt Jones received from his son nt Scio on Wednesday morning half dozen China birds. They weio cooked to tlie queen's laste at the Cottage Grove .. . , , i ...i.i. .i. .ir..:.... lioiei anu tsyrveu wuu iiuuriuua uiu berrv sauce to his friends, who return thanks to thc thoughtful huntsman for thobumptuous feed enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Portland were visiting their uncle, aunt and cousins, tho laniliv ol josepn fccnioe, inn wee. They aro n newly wedded couplo and are on their bridal tour. They left here for San Francitco, thence to the principle cities of the east nnd will filially bo at home in Davenport, Iowa. All work warranted "Cop" the jeweler. Get your dirty Biiits cleaned nt the Eugene Steam Dyeing anil Cleaning Works. Geo. E. Griffith, locnl agent. Clippings for sale at the Cottage Grove Cigar Factory. CO Prs. Men's nnd Boy's Boots at cost for spot cash 'at Eakln it Bristows. Suits! Suite! 1 Tailor mado suits! ! ! Up to date in everv respect, from $15 up. Call and see samples. lir.O. 1101II.MAN, Dr. A. J. Hullingcr, Graduate Dentist. Permanently located. Now lines in fancy sweaters for Men and Boys nt Eakln & Bristows. Griflln-Veateh Co. carry the finest lino of Ammunition in South Lane Co, Cop" the jeweler buys gold and silver at market prices. Tho Eugene Steam Dyeing and Clean ing Works guarantees fast color on gents suits. They come out looking like new. Geo. E. GiiflUh, local agent. For nualitvand cheapness in fresh meats go to the Central meat market. Geo. Bohlman, the up-to-dato tailor, will show you goods, all shades and all prices. Think of it. A tailor made suit for $9 nnd up! Pants fc! and up. Fresh candies every day, mado from pure sugar at thoTailor shop. Caps for Boys nnd Girls nt 15c each. Eakln & Bristow. Dr. A. J. Ilullinger, Dentist. Latest things in non-breakable plates Gold Crowns and Bridges. Permanently Io.-cated. Ovor CO odd patterns of wall paper to choose trom anu more on mo way, ai Jenkins & Lawson's. For first-class watch repairing go to II. C. Madsou. Go to Geo. Bohlman's tailor shop Main street and see his fall lines of samples and goods. He can pleaRe you in any style or line you may desire. Emblem buttons and pins at "Coo" theiewelers, M. W. A., W. of W., K. O. T. M., K. of P., I. C. O. F., and Masonic. Everv child who makes a eash pur chase of 50c or more in any of our lines excent L'roceri -s. between now and the third Monday of tho fall term of school, will bo given a school bag or a Brownie Lunch Box. Eakin & Bristow. Don't run around with dirty clothes when you can get them cleaned for a song nt the Eugene Steam Dyeing and nipnnini? Works. Inuuire of Geo. I,. Griffith, tho barber. Tim Booth-Kellv Lumber Vo. , are offering a nice grade of flooring, rustic I and ceiling at $10.00 per M, which is We have a Magnificent Stock of FINE SHOES, olir prices arc lower than like quality sells for any where else, and we guarantee shoe satisfaction in every respect at w every respect at f MoneySaving Prices. J, ass We think we know what the people .want. To suit the public taste and purse and meet popular de mand is our business ambition. We will fit any foot or pocket-book and assure satisfac tion, and then "the proof of the pudding is in the eating." OUR SHOES AR'E GOING LIKE HOT CAKES. 3 i WE SUIT EVERYBODY. 5 E. WALL & WHIPPLE Progression. 1L Wo are living fn a rapid age: an age of Progression. The World moves nnd you must move with it. Keep up with the times. If you see a ehanre to benefit yourself grasp the opportunity. You Can Benefit Yourself by Calling At Benson Drug Company. . OREGON. ure Drugs and Chemicals mi- COTTAGE GROVE W. SNClIRISMAK. Eli Bangs. The Fashion Stables GllFisnjar) &. Bangs, proprietors. j Proprietors of the Bohemia $ and $ Black Butte Stage Lines. Reasonable Prices 'First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single.. . . . ; Cottage Grove, Oregon. DATE Fingal Hinds has been down from Plo l,r,,ln cnvprnl ilavH on business. Me Kocs hack this week to put a tunnel in on tlie i.osi mine, no cpucia iu make at least 00 feet Deloro tno Heavy weather of winter sets in. His company has a number of claims nnd work with a force of 6 men will be continued all winter. William Dvas, who is employed nt dm liooth-Kelly Mill No. 1, enmo to town' on Wednesday with u had! lirnlsixi lowor arm and wrist. While working around tho logs the swamp hook pulled out and hit hiip on the .rriot. Pmtiinatulv no bonos were broken. Ho is at tho Cottage Grove Hotel and is beint? attended by ur. Jou. Tho Christian Churches of Lane Countv will hold their regular nnnunl mmiiv i.nnvmilion nt Cottnuo Grove, Oct. 25-2S. It is expected that all the mostly in random and short lengths. Intending purchasers would do well to si-o them beforo placing their orders. Seo the fine display of millinery at the parlors of Mis. .1. S. Medley. Wo sell good goods at good prices for ijur customers, uentrai lueai inarKei. John Stoneburg's barbershop and baths. Also n line line of cigars, to bacco, confections, etc. Try him Golden Rule selling out. Boots, Shoes. Rubbers at cost. Groceries at reduced prices. W. F. Schui,i,BR. FOR SALE. A Span of Mules. Hemenway & White. not a place for making mashes, writing notes, squirming around, giggling and chewing gum. spucndid Arruts. J. G. Powell, whose orchard is about 8 miles from town up the Coast Fork, brought to this office 'i Monday a dozen Northern Spie aPples that for size and beauty can't be beat. Mr. Powell has hun dreds of bushels of these famous "Pples to dispose of and these handsome specimens can be seen by all who will call nt the Nugget office. Miss Etta Vaughn returned homo fern Drain last Friday. liOC.U. XJill'fl will be found on the 1'onrth Paffv. the reporter blithe has not even seen the feathers of a China bird. They must be rare hunting and fine eating or oi.ir crack hunters would not tramp mile after mile ift their pursuit, and sometimes they do get one or two, but TIIJ5 I.AKGUST YKT. Mrs. John Kitzmiller, who lives on her ranch about 4 miles up the Onnst Fork, sent to the Nugget office this week half a dozen apples of the GloriMundi variety, 4 of which wpltrli r, nounds, nnd the largest one measures 14 Inches around. They nre the very finest npples that have come to our table this fall and our sincere thanks nre due to Mrs. Kitzmiller. hurdles, Sunday Schools, and Endeavor ... ' III I .1 .. nsv.v inn -v tllla Societies Will sunu unran-j w " Tl.n linartttnllln npnnlft this city nro preparing to entertain all who attend the convention. . t a Mnriln of Silver Lake lias been in town t r several days on u visit to his father, N. Martin, nnd his Brother, . II. Martin, no goes uacn uy " ... II .1 imnll KfllllO MUCK. IV , II. -u..ti n,l hin ilaiiL'hter Alma will nlso accompany him ovor tho hills for a long visit. Tho Marlins are the best of p-oplo anil their nosi 01 iriuuus man them bon voyage. Frank Whipple, who went from hero to Golden in the suburbs ot Denver, to attend the soliooi ot mines mm iuiimuk, ..inurinif loitRrs to Ida mother T? U'nll nf tho nrocrrcss ho is mak- inii in his chosen studies. Ho is work ing Imrd, doing well and keeping up a cood heart, but thero Is an undortono Fn his messages that show ho misses homo ana ms loving mumc. 1 IV Virilism, wna In this WCOk frOtll tho Mineral King mino In Bphoinia, of which group of claims ho is tho largest owner, nnd mnkes n very flattering re port of theso claims, f hoy havo over tnimolliiif coinDletcd. run- iiinc In on the vein in four different nlnces. The lowor tunnel win tap no ledge nt a depth of 700 foot. On the I...V... ,i, luivo sn tons of $35 oro and about 4 tons that will averago150 per ton. All of their workings nro in oro the full width of tbo lace. 110 ac companied bv Oscar Lee, who goos back with him to do contract work this winter. UP TO Davis Sewing Machines ARE JUST THAT Ball-bearing and High-grade Vertical Feed and three under feed machines. Prices to suit. For sale by t Wheeler & Scott - COTTAGE GROVE. Special bargains in flooring, rus tic and ceiling, in short length at Booth-Kelly yard, Saginaw. Sportsmen remember Griffin & Veatcli Co. carry a lino lino of Shot Guns and ti ' n IVUIL'H. mffliw'iniili"",nnw,iii aacc BELGIAN HARES. Inquire of wanted. Some good fir bark. this office. Inquire at -DKAUJRS IN- For Sale. A team of fine work horses and new Mitchell wagon at Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS, a bargain; trie norses weign 1300. Apply to 13. A. UODU ac r,iue &iurc. Dr. Kasson of Seattle was here this week looking over tho mining outlook nf liniinmlu. Hit Ir about to close a deal for largo interests in that camp, nna ni ter fully advising himself of the values to bo found there returned to Seattle, Groceries, Flour and Feed. BACK FROM KANSAS. After an absence of nine years former residents return to their early love. William Comfort, Charles Comfort nnd George Bisbee are the returned prodigals. The former is tho father-in-law and the two latter are the brothers-in-law of Hon. Tames Hemenway. In looking over the town these gentle men are greatly pleased at the wouderful strides this place has made during their absence. When they lived here this was but a village and now they find a young city that is daily expanding and now covers a mile-square of this most fertile valley. They are seek ing locations and business chances and will remain permanently. All kinds of Produce bought at the highest market values. Call and get acquainted with us. We shall be pleased at all times .to quote you prices upo'n nil lines handled by us, whether you buy or not. Our Stock is New, Neat and Clean, nnd, having had years of experience in business, we assure you the very best goods the urarket affords,, and the lowest possible prices. Remember the place: Phillips' old stand, Cottage Grove, Ore. Here is a chance to get your boy into a paying business on a small capital. I have a choice lot of high grade Belgian Hares that I will sell in pairs at very low prices. There is no need to send to California when you can get the same thing here at home. Lord Britain, Sir Styles, Fashoda, Yukon, Red Rover and other fashionable strains ate in stock. F. A. Rankin, Eugene. For tho purposo of cleaning up their yard, the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., nre offering, for n short time, common dimension lumber for $6.00 per M. A car load of Columbia River cedar shingles for sale by Jenkins & Lawson. 1 THOSE SHIRT i j WAISTS! H SEIA FULL LINE OF THE3 S LATEST PATTERNS. 3 1 I The Prices will please you, and in point of Quality and Beauty , cannot be beaten; I Hemenway d 1 MAIN STREET. 3